Your network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server. Developers use Visual Studio 2012.
You want to modify the build definition deployment process.
You need to meet the following requirements:
- The process will stop new builds from being started while making the
modifications.
- Builds should queue up while modifications are being made.
- Once modifications are complete, all queued builds should be processed.
What should you do?

• A. Set the build controller's Processing property to Paused. Once maintenance has been completed, reset the property back to its original value.
• B. Set the build definition's Queue Processing property to Paused for each of the build definitions being modified. Once maintenance has been completed, reset the property back to its original value.
• C. Set the build definition's Queue Processing property to Disabled for each of the build definitions being modified. Once maintenance has been completed, reset the property back to its original value.
• D. Set the build controller's Processing property to Disabled, Once maintenance has been completed, reset the property back to its original value.

Your network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server installed at a main office.
A TFS Proxy is installed at the branch office with a default port number.
You need to access TFS from the branch office to add and manage work items.
What should you do?

• A. Navigate to the Internet Options of your browser. In the LAN settings area, configure the name of the TFS proxy and enter the port number 8081.
• B. In the Add/Remove Team Foundation Server dialog box within Visual Studio 2012, enter the name of the TFS server.
• C. From the Source Control section of Visual Studio 2012, enter the name of the proxy server and port number 8081.
• D. Navigate to the Internet Options of your browser. In the LAN settings area, configure the name of the TFS proxy and enter the port number 8080.

Your client has a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2013 installation with Lab Management. The client uses the Microsoft stack to test tools. The testing team uses manual and automated testing.
You are testing the following two scenarios of Acceptance Criteria for the story:
Scenario 1
"Given a non-rewards member goes to the reservations site,
when entering Tampa, FL, as the city
and an arrival date of 12/25/2014
and a departure date of 1/1/2015,
then the website should show a hotel room with the price of $225 per night
and another hotel room with a price of $199 per night."
Scenario 2
"Given a non-rewards member goes to the reservations site,
when entering Denver, CO, as the city and an arrival date of 1/25/2015 and a departure date of 1/27/2015, then the website should show a hotel room with the price of $145 per night and another hotel room with a price of $186 per night."
You need to create a flexible manual test case that can accommodate the two scenarios. The test should include three parameters, one for the city, one for the trip dates, and one for the results.
What should you do?

• A. Option A
• B. Option D
• C. Option B
• D. Option C

A development team in your company has been unsuccessful delivering software by its
deadline. You join the team as its new scrum master.
The previous scrum master did not understand the importance of the length of a sprint.
You need to define how long the sprints should be.
Which two factors should you consider to determine sprint length? (Each correct answer
presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

• A. The iteration length should be consistent.
• B. The iteration length should be longer than one month.
• C. The sprint length should be long enough to create a usable and potentially releasable product.
• D. The iteration length should be flexible.
• E. The iteration length should be long enough to ensure than no more than 20 percent of the total effort is spent performing deployment and administrative tasks.

You run a manual test on an application by using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You have the following testing requirements:
- Collect the diagnostic data from the local machine, and
- Collect the diagnostic data from a remote SQL Server.
You need to identify the components required to configure the test environment to comply with these requirements.
Which two components should you choose? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

• A. Build controller
• B. Configuration variables
• C. Local and remote roles
• D. Data collectors